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I mean, you get this thing, this giant humongous black box that just sits on my wall. If that could look nicer while I'm not using it, I'm all in on that. Zach Goldner:. I'll tell you this, Ethan. With the TVs, I understand how more technology is turning into the ambient pictures where you can have a picture frame pretty much on your wallet as a TV, so it turns maybe to a nice flower.

The Black Mamba of the Weekly Listen. Suzy Davidkhanian:. Wow. Paul Verna:. I still think we should have him back on the show one of these days. Marcus Johnson:. Yeah, we should. Mark, we miss you. All right Paul, you're up. Paul Verna:. So dinner party data. So this is in honor of International Women's Day, which is today.

I like Mos Def a lot even though he never made anything as kind of culturally defining as any of those other guys, but Black on Both Sides is a fantastic record. Oscar Orozco:. That's a good choice. Nas, for sure. Nasty Nas. Marcus Johnson:. Thank you. Yes, that's exactly what I was going to say. The answer we were looking for was Nas. Stephanie Taglianetti:. Two points for Oscar. Marcus Johnson:.

But when split by race, 59% of white adults were satisfied with how ads portrayed them versus 53 for Hispanic, 49 for Black adults, and 53% for Asian people. But Blake, room for improvement in ad portrayals of multicultural audiences. What's the point? Blake Droesch:.

Yeah, you'd have to most simultaneously black out three of the four screens and focus on one or something when the ad comes out. There'd be some thinking behind this for it to work. Marcus Johnson:. All right, that's what we've got time for the game. Quick count of the points lets me know that Ethan is this week's winner of the game of the week.

The company made $600 million in profit down from last Q4, but still in the black. So that's good. Uber Eats was up 20% year-on-year. Stephanie though, Uber reporting revenue and profit growth. What's the point? Stephanie Taglianetti:.